On Diversity and Democracy With Wajahat Ali
This week on The State of Belief, popular writer and commentator Wajahat Ali joins host Rev. Paul Brandies Raushenbush
Dave Ramsey’s company faces another setback in court over religious discrimination
(RNS) — A federal appeals court ruled that a lawsuit against Christian financial guru Dave Ramsey by a former employee
At Sox’ stadium Mass, Chicago celebrates Pope Leo XIV, its native son
CHICAGO (RNS) — At Rate Field, the home of the Chicago White Sox, some 30,000 celebrated a native son, Pope
In Texas’ pushback against a Muslim planned community, a retread of old fears
(RNS) — In their plans to create a neighborhood of 1,000 homes, a K-12 faith-based school, apartments, shops, a community
In evangelical churches, a rift over Trump’s immigration policies
NASHVILLE (RNS and NPR) — The Sunday before the Tennessee Legislature voted to pass a sweeping immigration law, Republican State
NY mayoral candidates address sanctuary, Trump and religious hatred at interfaith forum
NEW YORK (RNS) — New York City’s religious leaders gave mayoral candidates a platform to discuss their visions for the
After Boulder attack, American Jews are afraid
(RNS) — City leaders lit the iconic Boulder Star on Colorado’s Flagstaff Mountain on Monday (June 2) to honor the
The June 10th Procession at the Capitol
This week on The State of Belief, you’ll hear a powerful conversation with Rev. Jim Wallis and host Rev.
On anniversary of the first Council of Nicaea, Christian leaders seek to return to ecumenism
İZNIK, Turkey (RNS) — For Christian leaders across the world and across denominations, the anniversary of the first Council of
Everybody Can Do Something: Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum
June, traditionally Pride Month, is almost here, and this year, Pride will test the courage of our nation. It